1950s Teak Nesting Tables, Set of Three

Set of three teak nesting tables, circa 1950s, combining warm wood tones with clean lines and slender, tapered legs. The graduated sizes allow the two smaller tables to slide beneath the largest, creating a compact arrangement that can be expanded whenever additional surface space is needed. Each table features a rectangular top with softly rounded corners and a gently profiled edge. The largest table is distinguished by contrasting dark bands at either end of the tabletop, framing the lighter central wood grain. The smaller tables echo its restrained design, giving the set a cohesive appearance whether displayed together or separately. The slim proportions and open construction give these side tables a visually light presence. Arranged in a stepped formation beside a sofa, they provide separate surfaces for books, drinks or decorative objects. Alternatively, they can be used individually beside different seats and nested together again when not required. The wood displays a warm golden-brown colour with darker grain and variations in tone. These natural contrasts, together with the simple silhouettes, make the set easy to combine with both vintage furniture and more contemporary interiors. The tables show visible signs of use, including scratches, unevenness in the finish and areas of discolouration on the tops. A circular mark is visible on the largest tabletop. These details are shown in the photographs and should be considered part of the set’s current condition. Professional sale with a 14-day right of withdrawal for consumers. In case of withdrawal, the buyer bears the direct costs of return shipping and must ensure safe, secure packing and transport.